VIOLENT VIDEO GAMES AND AGGRESSION Causal Relationship or Byproduct of Family Violence and Intrinsic Violence Motivation? CHRISTOPHER J. FERGUSON STEPHANIE M. RUEDA AMANDA M. CRUZ

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Date: 2013-07-15 15:46:55 Behavior Violence in video games Psychology Human behavior Dispute resolution Crime Criminology Influence of mass media Research on the effects of violence in mass media Video game controversies Nonviolent video game Aggression		VIOLENT VIDEO GAMES AND AGGRESSION Causal Relationship or Byproduct of Family Violence and Intrinsic Violence Motivation? CHRISTOPHER J. FERGUSON STEPHANIE M. RUEDA AMANDA M. CRUZ Add to Reading List Source URL: www.christopherjferguson.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 188,76 KB Share Document on Facebook

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